Tan leather knife blade cover with wood handle and metal ferrule, designed to protect knife edges during storage and transport.

Cream leather knife blade cover displayed on a patterned challah board with dried flowers and newspaper in background.

Tan leather knife blade cover with embossed design, crafted by Waterdale Collection for safe kitchen storage and Shabbat use.

Waterdale Collection leather knife blade cover in light gray with embossed design, protective sheath for challah board knives.

Tan leather knife blade cover with black handle grip and metal ferrule, designed to protect knife edges during storage and transport.

Waterdale Collection leather knife blade cover in gray with serrated knife shown for size reference, designed to protect challah board knives.

Gray leather knife blade cover with embossed detail, designed to protect knife edges during storage and transport.

Knife Blade Cover

SKU: PU-KN-CO-GO

$12.00

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Color: Gold

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This sleek Leather Knife Blade Cover is designed to protect your sharp Challah knife. Beautiful with embossed words, and so practical for a family of children. Set your table without the worry of an exposed blade!

Dimensions: 2.25" x 10.75"
Faux leather with embossed words

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you mix gold and silver in home decor?

Yes, you can mix gold and silver in home decor. Mixed metals are much of what gives a rustic table its warmth. The rule that keeps it from looking accidental is proportion: let one metal lead across the larger pieces and use the second as an accent, rather than splitting the table evenly. Layering Rosh Hashanah chargers in one metal and serveware in the other works well, and a Mixed Metallic Wine Decanter bridges the two so the combination reads as chosen.

What makes a Rosh Hashanah table look rustic rather than formal?

Texture instead of shine gives a rustic feel to table decor. Open stitching, hemstitch edges, contoured metal, and matte finishes read as rustic, where high-gloss surfaces and mirrored detail read as formal.

What is a hemstitch design?

Hemstitch is a decorative drawn-thread border, traditionally worked on linen, that leaves a fine open row running along the edge. The Hemstitch Challah Board carries that detail through to the board itself, and it pairs naturally with an open-stitch challah cover for a table built on texture rather than shine.

Why is the challah knife covered or removed during bentching?

There is a widespread custom to cover or take the knife away before Birkas Hamazon. The table is compared to the mizbe'ach, and iron, associated with weaponry, is kept off it at that moment. A fitted knife blade cover is the simplest way to observe this without clearing the knife from the table entirely.

Why do you need Simanim cards on Rosh Hashanah?

Simanim cards display the Yehi Ratzon text we say over the simanim — the traditional symbolic Jewish New Year foods like apples and honey, pomegranates, and leeks — to wish for a good new year. Because these foods are eaten with specific prayers for a sweet new year, the cards ensure everyone can easily read and follow along together. Choose Lucite simanim cards for an easy-to-clean and durable option.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you mix gold and silver in home decor?

What makes a Rosh Hashanah table look rustic rather than formal?

What is a hemstitch design?

Why is the challah knife covered or removed during bentching?

Why do you need Simanim cards on Rosh Hashanah?